igneous

Formed by volcanic actionC1formalscientific

Relating to or denoting rocks formed by the solidification of molten magma or lava.

Roca ígnea

• Granite is a common type of igneous rock.
• The landscape is dominated by ancient igneous formations.
• Igneous rocks are classified based on their mineral composition and texture.

Sinónimoseruptivevolcanic

Produced by intense heatC1formalscientific

Created or formed under conditions of extreme heat, often associated with fire or volcanic processes.

ígneo (producido por calor intenso)

• The igneous activity in the region created new landmasses.
• Geologists study igneous processes to understand Earth's interior.
• The sample showed clear signs of igneous origin.

Sinónimoseruptivefierypyrogenicpyrogenousvolcanic

Resembling fireC2formal

Having characteristics reminiscent of fire, such as intense heat, brightness, or energy.

ígneo

• The artist used igneous colors to depict the volcanic eruption.
• His passion for the project was almost igneous in its intensity.
• The sunset had an igneous glow, with deep reds and oranges.

Sinónimosblazingburningfieryflamingglowingincandescent